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Cinven Set to Back Theramex Acquisition With €1.5 Billion Debt

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Cinven Set to Back Theramex Acquisition With €1.5 Billion Debt

Cinven is tapping banks to help finance its acquisition of specialty pharmaceutical company Theramex with debt financing of around €1.5 billion ($1.7 billion).

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